Kanter Auto Partshttp://www.kanter.com/ and Max Merritthttp://www.maxmerrittauto.com/ both have fuel pump kits. I would suggest calling and see if you can get just the diaphragm. I call and sometimes they have parts that are not on the website or the catalog.

Thanks, Kev! this helps alot!

Could not wait to get back home this week-end to pick up where I left off.
The prior owners of this car went crazy with some bright blue in the engine bay. They painted the top of the engine and the firewall, so I am stripping the paint and we are going to go back with proper Packard Green from Bill Hirsch. Does anyone know if the starter and generator was green or black? What about the fan?

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After a 6 month break from the Packard Project, I am back at it. I removed the engine this week-end. Not too difficult, since we have dissasembled everything else on the car. I am trying to get down to the frame to paint it and start restoring.

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I noticed it (having a 1941 120 I tend to keep an eye out for anything "Packard") and was very curious about the author pointing out the 120 script on the below the hood.

I hope to buy one. great trailer www.rollbacktrailer.com

I was able to borrow this "Texas Roll Back" trailer. Made my life very easy. Be sure to take photos of your trip back. Good Luck!

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I have enjoyed your posts. I hope my project looks as good as yours as it moves along....

Good looking car. I"m sure your going to love it!

I spent last week - end removing glass and door trim. The rear window, the only curved piece of glass, was in good shape; I can clean it up and reinstall it. The side glass is delaminated badly, so I will replace it.

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